Project Manager Content

CAMILLE CLARKE BUTLER

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SUMMARY: Seasoned writer and editor with background spanning print publishing and

new media. Years of experience and expansive knowledge in both digital and traditional

publishing.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:

• Web Content Management

• Article Development/Research

• Writing Articles, Columns, and Reviews for print media

• Copyediting/Proofreading

• SEO Specialist

EMPLOYMENT:

WebMD – New York, NY – Editorial Consultant (July

2012 – Sept 2012)

Facilitated transfer of web content to new content management system. Organized

written content and images for WebMD’s re-launch of Food and Recipe Center.

Corrected inconsistencies between CMS templates and the live site. Instructed

new hires in editing procedures. Managed and update daily status reports for

project manager.

Connors Group – Exchange Place, NJ – Web Content Associate (July

2008 – April 2011)

Copy-edited in-depth daily analysis, news and education articles for two financial

websites (TradingMarkets.com and FXMarkets.com). Prepared articles for online

publishing by adding and checking HTML and XML codes. Assisted Editor-in-

Chief in daily preparation and publishing of articles including headline writing

and content acquisition. Other publishing-related skills included: the ability to

follow a style guide and SEO guidelines for writing meta description, keywords,

title tags and other elements for indexing. Copy-edited two books on trading

stocks and other commodities.

WebMD – New York, NY – Editorial Consultant (September

2007 – July 2008)

Reviewed and edited online content based on editorial guidelines. Migrated files

using Documentum, a Content Management System. Tracked changes and used

HTML coding. Updated SEO to increase traffic. Maintained good team

relationships and communication with project manager and consultants.

John Wiley & Sons Inc. – Hoboken, NJ – Editorial Consultant (June 2007 –

September 2007)

Worked with editors in the development of college texts in the area of computer

science and engineering. Supported editorial team with all activities leading to

publication, including acting as a personal assistant to commissioning editors and

overseeing tasks such as issuing contracts and dealing with royalties. Established

appropriate filing and database records pertaining to manuscript reviews, text

revision files, and author/reviewer prospect files. Employed analysis tools to

create and publish custom surveys. Utilized e-mail, Wiley portal system, and/or

AS400 system to verify information, comp books, request reports, products and

materials.

CH II Publishers – New York, NY – Editorial Assistant (February 2001 –

June 2007)

Wrote news briefs, feature articles and reviews for quarterly journal. Wrote

content, edited and traffic two weekly newsletters electronically. Closely

monitored news and current events relevant to race and higher education.

Provided research backup for literature searching, bibliographical citations,

photos and other art, as well as, other research needed. Fact checked, copyedited

and proofread materials prior to publication. Maintained website (www.jbhe.com)

by writing, editing and posting articles. Coordinated the smooth transfer of

content from current print edition to

Web. Served as the main contact with book publicity managers. Requested

advance and/or review book copies, obtained rights to use materials, and created

efficient book review and copyright databases. Provided any other editorial/office

assistance needed, as assigned by Editor-in- Chief.

EDUCATION:

BARUCH COLLEGE, New York, NY – Bachelor of Arts – Business

Journalism /Creative Writing. December 2000 – graduated Magna Cum Laude

WRITING DISTINCTIONS:

• News articles on Buddhism in daily life published by The World Tribune, a journal on Buddhist

perspectives on peace, culture and education. October 2008; August 2007; July 2007; May

2007; March 2007; January 2006; February 2005.

• Wrote Buddhist perspective on “transforming ones fundamental attitude to problems and the

suffering that usually accompanies them,” accepted by Living Buddhism. March/April 2007.

• Researched and wrote articles for The Race Relations Reporter, a weekly electronic bulletin of

news, surveys, and a chronicle of race-related incidents from across the United States. February

2001 – May 2007.

• Awarded New York Women in Communications Inc. Scholarship for journalism that

demonstrated extraordinary humanity and commitment to the community. April 1999.

AFFILIATIONS:

The National Association of Black Journalists; Investigative Reporters and

Editors Inc.; Emigrant Savings Bank Community Scholarship Board of Directors.

COMPUTER SKILLS:

AP style; Dow Jones Style; Basic HTML and XML knowledge; Familiar with

DCTM; Adobe Dreamweaver; QuarkXpress; PhotoShop; Microsoft Office (Excel,

Word, PowerPoint); LexisNexis internet research.

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